Connections
Connections define how data flows from one node to another. When you connect nodes, you route output data from one node into the input of another.
Creating a connection
Section titled “Creating a connection”- On a node, click the output port (a small dot or connector on the right side).
- Drag from that output port to the input port (dot) on another node.
- The arrow establishes the data path.
If you drag to an empty area, the “Add node” panel may open so you can insert a new node inline.
Removing a connection
Section titled “Removing a connection”Hover over an existing connection arrow until controls appear. Then click the Delete control to remove the link between nodes.
Best practices and tips
Section titled “Best practices and tips”- Don’t connect nodes in circular loops unless you explicitly need that pattern.
- After connecting, test the workflow step by step to verify the data shape flowing through.
- Use nodes like Edit Fields or If to transform or filter the data before connecting to further steps.
If you’re unfamiliar with how node output and input data is structured, refer to Key Concepts: Data Flow for a deeper explanation.